Posted on 06/20/2014 2:03:25 PM PDT by Jim Robinson
So damn sickening to see what is happening to this country.
Exactly.
And how is this any different than any other form of illegal human trafficking? Why have these parents not been charged with abandonment if they gave permission, or why have the traffickers not been charged with kidnapping if the parents didn’t agree to it? Who made sure that Mexico’s tight southern border was opened to these people?
By the time we’re done with this, we’re talking the US conspiring with multiple countries to invade and steal from lawful US taxpayers.
It’s a declaration of war against law-abiding US citizens.
A hard drive will crash and the ad will disappear.
I don’t care how poor I would become, but I cannot imagine sending me daughter off alone to cross the border of another country by herself!
I just sent the American Thinker link to Drudge. I hope others will do the same!
I read a story the other day that border agents interviewing these kids found pretty much the same story everywhere, that the kids and parents had been told that there was a “new law” allowing minors to come into the country, but only for a certain time. WHO has been spreading this rumor throughout South America? Of course, it might not have taken much spreading, since it’s something they’d love to believe ... but I think it highly possible some turncoat has been “spreading the word” to all the poor people in SA. We need to try and find where this rumor originated. That will tell us a lot.
I'd start with the PR section of the local USA embassy.
So what’s there goal? I thought they’d have a better chance getting amnesty going under the radar.
They’re still going to try to get amnesty through, under or over the radar. But the more illegals in the country when it happens, the more powerful the amnesty. Hence, the reason to flood the country with as many of them as possible now.
Some cultures view kids and livestock on the same plane. they are a resource. Or a burden. If they are a resource, they stay. If they are a burden, they go.
Spend some time south of the border. Some areas value children as we do, some do not. Why? It just ‘is’. Some worship Jesus, some worship Santa Muerte. Some are still Aztec. Some decap eachother over drug money and post videos on the net like LOLcats.
Remember, ALL CULTURES ARE EQUAL!
There's no question but what the UAC crisis has been orchestrated. Have you seen the fed bid sheet dated Jan 29, 2014 seeking escort/transport for an estimated 65,000 UAC starting this June? Complete with specified proportions via ICE bus, commercial bus, ICE airplanes, commercial airlines. These proportions are reproduced in a flow chart demonstrating the movements -- and they involve not only ICE (DHS), but HHS, DOJ and Defense.
In other words, this influx has been in the planning stages for some time. They knew it was coming. And, if they knew it was coming, it was because they were orchestrating it.
The newspaper articles in Central America, I'd wager, are a product of the PR section of the embassy (so State is involved, too).
All that begs your question: Why? What do they hope to accomplish?
In my view, there are two possibilities:
1. They figured they could stampede the Republicans into action on amnesty. But, as things have developed so far, it doesn't appear that's going to work. Indeed, much of what the administration has planned this year has gone wrong. They have lost the media (to a degree)...and lost momentum...and some of the old tricks don't work anymore.
2. Cloward-Piven in spades. In which the borders are just one of the things that are collapsing in our world. The economy -- now suffering incipient inflation -- on top of joblessness and no growth. An oil shock. All of it building to a climax in late summer/early fall when they might induce panic in advance of the election.
In this latter regard -- a long shot, perhaps -- I would not be surprised by an assassination attempt on The Won. Perhaps successful, perhaps not. But by an apparent right-wing lunatic, to be certain (likely killed in the process). It's a case of how Obama's handlers evaluate his future value. If his usefulness has come to an end...
Such an event might -- conceivably -- turn the election around.
Whatever's going on, though, you can count on it not being good for the USA.
I am sure Vince Foster and Ron Brown would like to have a couple words with us about dems power and how it gets protected.
In fact I think they would VERY much like to. I wish some enterprising reporter would ask them but they seem to have left politics.
BTTT
Those ‘kids’ didn’t just show up at our border en masse. Are we supposed to believe that they all walked the entire length of mexico (small m on purpose) as a group, or what? It looks like mexico might have pulled a Mariel and emptied some of their jails.
Children Will Be Caught in ’14; Up 815% in 3 Yrs
March 5, 2014
CNSNews.com) - The Department of Health and Human Services is estimating in its new budget proposal that the number of unaccompanied alien children who will be caught having illegally entered the United States will rise to 60,000 in fiscal 2014.
That is up about 815 percent from the 6,560 unaccompanied alien children (UAC) who were apprehended in the U.S. only three years ago in fiscal 2011.
(snip)
The administration says it cannot now predict how many unaccompanied alien children will be discovered in the U.S. in fiscal 2015, which begins on Oct. 1.
“As directed by Congress, ACF is meeting with other government agencies—this has included the Departments of Homeland Security, State, and Justice—in an effort to better understand the reasons for the increase in the number of UAC arrivals and develop strategies for managing rising UAC costs,” says the HHS Budget in Brief. “Due to the volatile nature of this program and ongoing discussions of a long term policy solution, the Administration is not able to reliably predict the number of UAC who will arrive in FY 2015 at this time.”
02/21/2014
And last November, staff from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)’ Department of Migration and Refugee Services, the largest refugee-resettlement agency in the world, organized a mission to Mexico and Central America to examine the reasons for increased number of young migrants crossing the border.
The resulting report, issued in January by the USCCB delegation, led by Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso, Texas, warned that an estimated 60,000 undocumented minors — referred to in U.S. law as “unaccompanied alien children” (UAC) — could arrive in this country before the close of 2014.
Report (November, 2013)
http://www.usccb.org/about/migration-policy/upload/Mission-To-Central-America-FINAL-2.pdf
American taxpayers will support 60,000 unaccompanied minors this year predicts USCCB
February 22, 2014
There would be no USCCB Office of Migration and Refugee Services without your money.
Go to page 11 of the USCCB 2012 annual report, here.
Note that out of a total revenue stream of $70.9 million, government grants and contracts were an astounding $65.9 million. They also garnered another $3.6 million from refugee travel loans (that is your money too!)
http://www.usccb.org/about/migration-and-refugee-services/upload/Annual-Report-2012.pdf
http://www.usccb.org/about/financial-reporting/upload/financial-statements-2011-2012.pdf
Page 13 (3)
Thank You Both for getting and bringing the Truth for Americans to view. Yes, this was and is a coordinated crisis.
the Mexican government in corporation (cough cough) with Saudis' money.
Yes, indeed. They might have something to contribute to the conversation.
But I believe the people who are behind Obama are much more serious about retaining the power they've gained than Clinton ever was.
This sounds like the perfect job for community organizers. Once upon a time when we had a curious media they might scrutinize who has been hired. ACORN anyone?
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